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Learning English is actually the easiest, and after the experience of many people who learn English, I have summarized the following steps:

2.Grammar (in fact, this is not very important for speaking, but for exams, it is more important, for example, in the high school entrance examination, single choice accounts for about 5 points, cloze accounts for 2 points, and the sentence pattern in the composition is also the same).

3.Phrase (for all exams, the importance of this is self-evident, very important, and used in all exams).

So to sum it up:

Students will learn mainly words and phrases, supplemented by grammar and sentence patterns.

Learning English takes a lot of time.

But you only have a year.

So I suggest that you listen to more English songs (not only to improve your listening, but also to learn words, and to relax yourself), and preferably, to learn the first two books of the new concept right away, and at your current level, it is better to learn by yourself and less with the teacher (because the teacher is almost teaching difficult problems now).

Finally, I wish you a good job in the high school entrance examination.

But it goes further than that, although it begins with but, it is not a turning sentence, it is a progressive sentence, and the latter sentence of this sentence is a supplement to the previous sentence, which not only achieves objective profits, but also changes the entire world view, and the thirst for science is the key factor. but it goes further than that can be replaced by even more.

No longer. The internet and pressure from funding agencies, who question why commercial publishers are restricting access to research funded by money is the reality of access to scientific results. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has just released a report describing its far-reaching implications.

The report, by Graham Vickery of Victoria University in Switzerland, Australia, and John Horton of the OECD, gave publishers a heavy reading so far, making considerable profits. But that's not enough. It heralded a key factor in the change of science-based targets until now.

But that's not enough.

First of all, understand the meaning of the whole paragraph:

No longer. Internet and funding agency pressure, they.

Question why commercial publishers make money from ** funding.

By restricting access to it access to the scientific results of the research.

Reality. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has:

A report that has just been released describes its far-reaching impact. Target.

Presented by Graham Vickery and John Horton, Victoria University, Switzerland, Australia.

The OECD has enabled publishers, re-reading so far, to achieve considerable results.

Profit. But that's not enough. Its signal changed until.

Now, the key factor for science-based targets.

Then you know what this means: but it's not enough.